Feature/merge strategy 2 #257
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WalkthroughThis update adds support for custom response merging in the orchestration handler. It introduces a new function to invoke package-specific custom merge handlers and updates the orchestration flow to select either a custom or default merge strategy based on route configuration. The merging logic is now centralized and configurable per route. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant OrchestrationHandler
participant Packages
participant CustomMergeHandler
Client->>OrchestrationHandler: Send request
OrchestrationHandler->>Packages: Collect responses
Packages-->>OrchestrationHandler: Return response bodies[]
OrchestrationHandler->>OrchestrationHandler: Check route config for merge option
alt Custom merge specified
OrchestrationHandler->>CustomMergeHandler: Call customMergeFunctionCaller(responses, mergeOption)
CustomMergeHandler-->>OrchestrationHandler: Return merged result
else Default merge
OrchestrationHandler->>OrchestrationHandler: Shallow merge responses
end
OrchestrationHandler->>Client: Send merged response
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60-76: Fix JSDoc documentation and add error handlingThere are several issues with this function:
The JSDoc documentation doesn't match the implementation. The docs reference
mergeOption.mergeConfig.basePackageNamebut the code usesmergeOption.basePackageNamedirectly.There's no error handling if the package is not found or if
customMergeFunctionHandlerdoesn't exist.As noted in a previous review, you should check with service name instead of package name.
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/** * Calls a custom merge handler defined in one of the packages based on the provided merge configuration. * * @async * @function * @param {Array<Object>} result - An array of response objects from service packages to be merged. * @param {Object} mergeOption - The merge configuration object. - * @param {Object} mergeOption.mergeConfig - Configuration that includes the base package name and the function name to call. - * @param {string} mergeOption.mergeConfig.basePackageName - Identifier used to find the relevant package. - * @param {string} mergeOption.mergeConfig.functionName - The name of the custom merge handler function to invoke. + * @param {string} mergeOption.basePackageName - Identifier used to find the relevant package. + * @param {string} mergeOption.functionName - The name of the custom merge handler function to invoke. * @param {Array<Object>} packages - Array of package objects, each expected to have a `packageMeta.basePackageName` and a `customMergeFunctionHandler` function. * @returns {Promise<Object>} The result of the custom merge function. + * @throws {Error} If the package is not found or doesn't have a customMergeFunctionHandler */ const customMergeFunctionCaller = async (result,mergeOption, packages) => { const selectedPackage = packages.find((obj) => obj.packageMeta.basePackageName === mergeOption.basePackageName) + if (!selectedPackage) { + throw new Error(`Package with basePackageName '${mergeOption.basePackageName}' not found`) + } + if (!selectedPackage.customMergeFunctionHandler || typeof selectedPackage.customMergeFunctionHandler !== 'function') { + throw new Error(`Package '${mergeOption.basePackageName}' does not have a customMergeFunctionHandler`) + } return selectedPackage.customMergeFunctionHandler(result, mergeOption.functionName, packages) }
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src/controllers/orchestration.js (2)
124-128: Simplify the default merge logicThe current loop-based merge can be simplified using
reducefor better readability.- }else { - // Fallback to default merging behavior - for(let resp of responseArray){ - response = { ...response, ...resp } - } + } else { + // Fallback to default merging behavior + response = responseArray.reduce((acc, resp) => ({ ...acc, ...resp }), {}) }
116-130: Remove unnecessary empty linesThere are inconsistent empty lines that should be cleaned up for better code formatting.
responseArray.push(body) } - // Check if custom merge options are provided in the configuration if (mergeOption && mergeOption.basePackageName && mergeOption.functionName && mergeOption.packageName) { // If all required fields for custom merging exist, // call the custom merge function to handle merging logic let result = await customMergeFunctionCaller(responseArray,mergeOption, packages) response = result - }else { + } else { // Fallback to default merging behavior for(let resp of responseArray){ response = { ...response, ...resp } } } - - if (!asyncRequestsStatues.includes(false))
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3-4: LGTM!The imports for route configurations are properly structured and follow the project's module aliasing convention.
81-83: LGTM!The route configuration lookup logic is correctly implemented to fetch merge options based on the source route.
117-123: Why ispackageNamerequired but not used?The condition checks for
mergeOption.packageNamebut this field is never used in the custom merge logic. Is this intentional or should it be passed to thecustomMergeFunctionCaller?
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Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:58:02.139Z
Learning: The custom merge functionality with `customMergeFunctionHandler` in src/controllers/orchestration.js is a new implementation, being introduced for the first time in this PR.
Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:59:51.530Z
Learning: Custom merging functionality in src/controllers/orchestration.js is optional - when mergeConfiguration is not provided or incomplete, the system falls back to default merging strategy using spread operator to merge response objects.
📚 Learning: the custom merge functionality with `custommergefunctionhandler` in src/controllers/orchestration.js...
Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:58:02.139Z
Learning: The custom merge functionality with `customMergeFunctionHandler` in src/controllers/orchestration.js is a new implementation, being introduced for the first time in this PR.
Applied to files:
src/controllers/orchestration.js
📚 Learning: custom merging functionality in src/controllers/orchestration.js is optional - when mergeconfigurati...
Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:59:51.530Z
Learning: Custom merging functionality in src/controllers/orchestration.js is optional - when mergeConfiguration is not provided or incomplete, the system falls back to default merging strategy using spread operator to merge response objects.
Applied to files:
src/controllers/orchestration.js
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src/controllers/orchestration.js (4)
3-4: LGTM! Clean import of route configurations.The import and extraction of routes configuration is properly structured and necessary for the new custom merge functionality.
73-98: Excellent defensive implementation!The function now includes all the necessary safeguards for handling external npm packages:
- Package validation with clear error messages
- Handler validation with graceful fallback
- Try-catch error handling with consistent fallback logic
- Proper logging for debugging
This robust implementation protects the orchestration service from missing packages, invalid handlers, and runtime errors while maintaining the optional nature of custom merging.
103-105: LGTM! Safe route configuration extraction.The use of optional chaining (
?.) ensures safe access tomergeConfigurationand provides a sensible default of an empty object when not present.
125-151: Well-structured merge logic with backward compatibility.The implementation properly:
- Collects all response bodies before merging
- Validates all required fields for custom merging (
basePackageName,functionName,packageName)- Uses the robust custom merge handler when configured
- Falls back to the original spread operator merge for backward compatibility
This design maintains existing functionality while cleanly integrating the new custom merge capability.
🧩 Analysis chainI'll review the current state of your PR to check if the previous feedback has been addressed and determine if it's ready for approval. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 6683 @borkarsaish65 Great work! I've reviewed the current state of your PR and I'm pleased to see that you've addressed all the feedback from my previous review: ✅ JSDoc Documentation: Now properly documents the ✅ Error Handling: Excellent addition of comprehensive error handling including:
✅ Code Quality: The implementation is clean, well-structured, and follows good practices ✅ Robustness: The function now handles edge cases properly and won't crash the application if custom merge handlers are missing or fail The custom merge functionality is well-implemented and maintains backward compatibility while providing the flexibility for custom merging strategies. The code is production-ready. No additional changes are required. Your PR is approved! 🎉 🧠 Learnings used✅ Actions performedComments resolved. |
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src/controllers/orchestration.js (1)
125-151: Well-implemented optional custom merge logic with proper fallbacks.The implementation correctly follows the optional custom merge pattern:
✅ Proper validation - Checks all required fields before attempting custom merge
✅ Graceful fallback - Uses default merge when custom merge is not configured
✅ Clean separation - Clear distinction between custom and default merge pathsMinor consistency note: The default merge uses a for-loop with spread operator while the
customMergeFunctionCallerfallbacks usereduce. Both approaches work fine, just a minor stylistic difference.For consistency, consider using the same merge pattern as in
customMergeFunctionCaller:- for(let resp of responseArray){ - response = { ...response, ...resp } - } + response = responseArray.reduce((acc, curr) => ({ ...acc, ...curr }), {})
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Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:58:02.139Z
Learning: The custom merge functionality with `customMergeFunctionHandler` in src/controllers/orchestration.js is a new implementation, being introduced for the first time in this PR.
Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:59:51.530Z
Learning: Custom merging functionality in src/controllers/orchestration.js is optional - when mergeConfiguration is not provided or incomplete, the system falls back to default merging strategy using spread operator to merge response objects.
📚 Learning: the custom merge functionality with `custommergefunctionhandler` in src/controllers/orchestration.js...
Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:58:02.139Z
Learning: The custom merge functionality with `customMergeFunctionHandler` in src/controllers/orchestration.js is a new implementation, being introduced for the first time in this PR.
Applied to files:
src/controllers/orchestration.js
📚 Learning: custom merging functionality in src/controllers/orchestration.js is optional - when mergeconfigurati...
Learnt from: borkarsaish65
PR: ELEVATE-Project/interface-service#257
File: src/controllers/orchestration.js:121-121
Timestamp: 2025-08-01T13:59:51.530Z
Learning: Custom merging functionality in src/controllers/orchestration.js is optional - when mergeConfiguration is not provided or incomplete, the system falls back to default merging strategy using spread operator to merge response objects.
Applied to files:
src/controllers/orchestration.js
🔇 Additional comments (3)
src/controllers/orchestration.js (3)
3-4: LGTM! Clean import for route configuration support.The import and destructuring of route configurations is properly implemented to support the new custom merge functionality.
60-98: Excellent implementation with comprehensive error handling!This function demonstrates excellent defensive programming practices:
✅ Complete JSDoc documentation - Clear parameter descriptions and return type
✅ Package validation - Throws descriptive error for missing packages
✅ Handler validation - Gracefully falls back when handler is missing
✅ Error handling - Try-catch with fallback for handler failures
✅ Consistent fallback logic - Uses same reduce pattern throughoutThe implementation is robust and production-ready for handling external npm packages while maintaining backward compatibility.
103-105: Safe route configuration retrieval with proper fallbacks.The implementation correctly uses optional chaining and provides appropriate fallbacks for missing route configurations.
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